On the evening of June 22nd, 1983, Frederica Orlandi got a call from her younger sister, Emanuela, that she would be back to their home, in Vatican City, later that evening. As the hours went by, Emanuela still had not returned home and her family became increasingly concerned. But the Vatican City gates would be closing at midnight. More than 40 years later, Emanuela Orlandi remains the Vatican’s only missing citizen. Follow us on social media: @housewifediditpod Check out our website and merch! https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site Sources: Vatican Girl (Netflix) Creeps and Crimes Podcast Washington Post Wikipedia (Emanuela Orlandi & Carlo Maria Vigano) CBS News Emanuela Orlandi Cipher Mysteries Emanuela Orlandi Inside the Vatican Vigano on Emanuela Orlandi --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/housewife-did-it/support

What we've learned this week: Rachel Leviss preyed on a man in a relationship, Selena Gomez is done with the f***boys, Deuxmoi might not be that different than Perez Hilton, Taylor Swift is getting relentless, and 3 hours for a finale is stupid. Follow us on social media: @housewifediditpod Check out our website and merch! https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/housewife-did-it/support

On the evening of July 24th, 1984, Allen Lafferty came home from work to his family apartment in American Fork, Utah. It was Pioneer Day, a holiday celebrated by Mormon families in Utah to honor the arrival of the Latter-day Saint pioneers in Salt Lake City. As Allen entered the kitchen, he found his wife, Brenda, lying on the floor with her throat slashed and a vacuum cord wrapped around her neck. He ran to her and prayed over her. Then, he remembered that his 15-month-old daughter, Erica, was also supposed to be in the home. He ran to her bedroom where he found her, laying in her crib, the sheets soaked with blood, and her throat also slashed. He called the police right away. This is the kind of thing a loving father and husband never could have seen coming… Or could he? Follow us on social media: @housewifediditpod Check out our website and merch! https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site Sources: All That’s Interesting article by Kaleena Fraga Utah v. Lafferty Wikipedia page A&E article by Jacquelyn Gray Under the Banner of Heaven  Time Magazine article by Shannon Carlin The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Wikipedia page American Monster Season 3, Episode 5: Band of Brothers --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/housewife-did-it/support

Things we didn't have on our bingo cards: Tom Sandoval making it to the last episode of Special Forces, Tree Paine and Deuxmoi's public feud, Gerry being an f-boy, Kylee and Blake's sexual chemistry, and being 8 people's top podcast! Follow us on social media: @housewifediditpod Check out our website and merch! https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site Please comment if we made it to your Spotify wrapped! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/housewife-did-it/support

On April 9th, 2004, Louise Ogborn experienced sexual assault in her workplace, and the circumstances are nothing short of bizarre. She would come to find out that something similar had happened to close to 100 other people around the country. How had she experienced something so awful, yet no one could decide whose fault it was? Follow us on social media: @housewifediditpod Check out our website and merch! https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site Sources:  Web Crawlers (Podcast) Don’t Pick Up The Phone (Netflix) Wikipedia --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/housewife-did-it/support

At 11 PM on July 13, 1966, nine student nurses were in their dormitory at 2319 E. 100th St. in the Jeffery Manor neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois when someone broke into the townhome. Corazon Amurao had only been asleep for about 30 minutes when she heard a knock on her bedroom door. Not frantic or aggressive, just a fairly normal knock from someone who had taken the screen out of a dormitory window downstairs and snuck into her home. When she opened the door, the man on the other side held a gun and a knife, and told her that he just needed help. He forced all of the women to sit on the floor, and told them that he just needed money to get to New Orleans. They offered him everything they had, which ended up being about $35. What unfolded next was something that these young women likely could never have imagined, even in their worst nightmares Follow us on social media: @housewifediditpod Check out our website and merch! https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site Sources: Richard Speck Wikipedia Find a Grave Website entries for Gloria Davy, Valentina Pasion, Merlita Ornado Gargullo, Mary Ann Jordan, Pamela Wilkening, Nina Jo Schmale, Suzanne Farris, and Patricia Matusek Esquire article by Rona Alondra Killer Psyche --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/housewife-did-it/support

Soooo much Taylor Swift news and so much suspense is building in Bachelor Nation. Follow us on social media: @housewifediditpod Check out our website and merch! https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/housewife-did-it/support

On March 4th, 2022, Eric Richins was found by his wife unresponsive in their bed and had died in the night. At the age of 39, with no known health issues, this came as a shock to everyone. As everyone tried to piece together the details of his death, most theories would have one thing in common - or one person. Follow us on social media: @housewifediditpod Check out our website and merch! https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site Sources: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/timeline-utah-mom-kouri-richins-husband-death-fentanyl-rcna85787  https://www.abc4.com/richins/kouri-richins-complete-timeline-in-murder-case/  Summit County warrant Dateline CNN Love, Marry, Kill Podcast Till Death Do Us Part Podcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/housewife-did-it/support

So many Bravo updates! This is what we live for! Kat is still the center of our Bachelor in Paradise, Golden Women don't tell all very well, and Big Brother crowns their first Sikh winner in history! Follow us on social media: @housewifediditpod Check out our website and merch! https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/housewife-did-it/support

When three young women are found murdered in Washington, police have their work cut out for them. But it wasn’t long until they had settled on a suspect, with a criminal record that was pages and pages long, beginning from the time he was in the 7th grade, to the time these women were found in 1990. He seems to fit the bill perfectly, and with help from the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit, police will work to find the Mercer Island Serial Killer and bring him to justice. Follow us on social media: @housewifediditpod Check out our website and merch! https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site Sources: George Russell: Serial Killer Wikipedia Page Mindhunter Informational Research Report by Adam Pahl, Sarah Perkins, Desiree Pitts, and Mark Robinson from the Department of Psychology at Radford University Article from law.jrank.org, titled “Trial George Russell Jr.: 1991, A Serial Murderer on Mercer Island” Seattle Times article by Nancy Montgomery --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/housewife-did-it/support